Fragmented OCR notice on unclear text
Text lacks coherent facts. Readable parts show no identifiable people organizations or places to confirm a newsworthy item.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
8
Text lacks coherent facts. Readable parts show no identifiable people organizations or places to confirm a newsworthy item.
The readable text offers a fragmented plea for peace and prosperity. It references a figure named Wilcoty and hints at news or messages related to people and a Nile, but the legible content is incomplete and unclear.
A storm of accusations surrounds Governor Kendrick and land sales during his tenure. The letter from S. Hopkins alleges manipulated sales and favored bidders, with claims of covert deals, political pressure, and improprieties tied to the Kendrick administration and the state treasury.
Notice from the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated December 19 1816 informs George W Thomymon of a contest filed by Frank M Manson regarding cancellation of a homestead entry for Section 36 Township 3 North Range 13 West Sixth Principal Meridian. It alleges Thomymon spent summers in 1916 at the claim and made no improvements beyond a dog pen. contest will be confessed and entry canceled without hearing unless respondent answers within twenty days and serves a copy to the contestant.
Department of the Interior notices Lincoln L. Imeson of Jackson Wyoming as applicant for final five year proof on a forest homestead in Township 30 North Range 119 West Sixth Meridian. Names Arthur H. Oube East A. Toman Jones Carter Walter L. Mosman all of Jackson Wyoming. Alex Newer Register
Fragmented OCR notes describe a church event with talks and a revival style program titled Shipwrecked on Melita and Peat. Mentions a service at a church in November with singers and marching events and local attendees including Kelly and others.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places with no clear event, date, or outcome. readable items include names and vague phrases, but essential facts are missing to form a coherent event summary.
A statement from a candidate for county coroner pledges to administer the office efficiently and at the least possible cost to taxpayers. The message references Lincoln County and mentions November as the election period with signatories including JF and Katimarer.
A plea urges Jackson County voters to support Taw, candidate for Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket, at the November polls. The notice addresses fathers and appeals for their endorsement.
A county clerk candidate thanks supporters in Lincoln County for past loyalty to the Democratic ticket. He seeks continued consideration in the coming election and asserts his past conduct and record will be judged on the criteria set for the November Tid day.
Fragmented text describes a county and prosecuting attorney dispute over appointment and duty. Mentions Jackson's Hale, a court admission, and a county obligation to hire special counsel. Wording is garbled with partial names and dates.
The Department of the Interior land office in Evanston Wyoming issues notices of intent to make final three year proofs for several homestead entries in the Jackson and Grovant areas. Claimants include Hames, Thomas St Ras ter, Elmer C Arthur, and others with witnesses listed from Grovant Kelly and Bik Wyoming.
A brief health note advises immediate use of Chamberlain's Tablets after meals for sour stomach relief. The wording emphasizes quick action and broad availability of the remedy.
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